12 Writers Conferences in March 2015

March is a popular month for conferences. Shaw Guides lists 27 conferences this month, including annual events for several state and national writers organizations.

The larger conferences are jam-packed with speakers, workshops, book signings, readings, and, of course, pitch sessions with agents.

But there are also smaller, more intimate gatherings this month, focused on the craft of writing and niche markets.

Registration is still open for all of these conferences. You can see their full schedule of events by clicking on the links.





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Puerto Vallarta International Writers Conference 2015, March 6-8, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Speakers: Elise Capron of Dijkstra Agency, Caleb Pirtle III, Sarah Cortez, James R. Callan, Carmen Rodriguez, Thomas Pulley, Donna Dahl, Melissa Frost, Evelyn Bryn.

LA Writers Conference 2015, March 14, 2015. Los Angeles, CA. "Learn how to sell your book idea in the boot camp and practice your pitch to an agent in the pitch session. Led by brand specialist and book consultant, Ruth Klein."

EPICon-2015, March 12 - 14, 2015, Menger Hotel, San Antonio, Texas. This conference is truly epic, with workshops on marketing, book production, distribution, sales, and information on epublishing from the top experts in the field.

New York Writers Workshop Fiction Pitch Conference, March 13-15, 2015, Ripley-Grier Studios (NY Spaces) 520 Eighth Ave (36th/37th), 16th Fl. Participants polish their pitches with the help of conference leaders who are members of the New York Writers Workshop faculty, then they present them to three different editors from major New York publishing houses. Editors provide feedback and may request proposals and manuscripts after the conference.

Virginia Festival of the Book, March 18-22, 2015. Book exhibits, talks by authors, readings, workshops on book promotion, finding an agent, poetry, publishing, agents roundtable - you name it, this conference has it.

Algonkian Writers New York Pitch Conference, March 19-22, 2015. "The event focuses on the art of the novel pitch as the best method not only for communicating your work, but for having you and your work taken seriously by industry professionals. More importantly though, it is also a diagnostic method for workshopping the plot, premise, and other elements of the story to determine quality and marketability. Simply put, you cannot successfully pitch a viable commercial novel if you don't have a viable commercial novel. Our goal, therefore, is to set you on a realistic path to publication. "

Create Something Magical Conference, March 21 - 22, 2015. Iselin, NJ. The conference includes a writers track, a readers track, book fair, author signings, workshops, editor and agent appointments, and social events. Ten agents from NY agencies, and seven agents will be attending. Click HERE for a checklist of agent preferences (genres they represent).

PubSense Summit, March 22-24, Charleston, SC. Featuring keynote speakers Cevin Bryerman, publisher of Publishers Weekly, and Joanna Penn, best-selling author and founder of The Creative Penn. Workshops on: how editors/agents can further your publishing goals, steps to build your author platform, brand and persona, insights from publishing pros including agents, editors, marketers and social media gurus, where book publishing and marketing is headed right now, how to build book sales through reviewers, mass media and book clubs, today’s methods of crowdfunding, using discoverability tools and increasing distribution. Featuring keynote speakers Cevin Bryerman, publisher of Publishers Weekly, and Joanna Penn, best-selling author and founder of The Creative Penn.

The Chesapeake Writing Conferences, Baltimore (March 27) and Washington DC (March 28)  a full-day of  “How to Get Published” workshops. Attending agents: Jeff Kleinman (Folio Literary); Ella Kennen (Corvisiero Literary); Jamie Bodnar Drowley (Inklings Literary); Laura Strachan (The Strachan Literary Agency).

Northern Colorado Writers Conference, Mar 27 - 28, 2015, Fort Collins CO. Sessions: script writing, self-publishing, maximizing sales, agent roundtables, children's books, writing for TV, building your author platform, how to write an effective hook, and more.

California Dreamin' Writers Conference, Mar 27 - 29, 2015, Brea CA. Agents attending: Laura Bradford (Bradford Literary Agency), Courtney Miller-Callihan (Greenburger Associates), Lucienne Diver (The Knight Agency); editors from Avon Romance, Boroughs Publishing Group, Entangled Publishing, ImaJinn/Belle Books, Random House, and Samhaim Publishing. Over 60 workshops: writing, publishing business, pitching to agents, book covers, and anything else you can think of.

Writers' Day, March 28. Hooksett, NH. Workshops and seminars led by professional writers, editors, agents, and publishers. The conference includes the option of face-to-face manuscript critiques and agent/publisher one-on-one pitch sessions.

Top Self-Published Genres in 2014

As usual, Romance dominated Smashword's bestseller list for 2014.

Of the top 25 bestselling novels, 16 were Romance. Four were historical fiction, which appears to be making a comeback, and six were YA, which did well everywhere last year.

The mean price was $2.99.

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From Publishers Weekly: 

Also dominating the annual list were series. According to Smashwords Founder Mark Coker, 21 of 25 books on the list are by series writers, and all the authors have at least one series starter priced at "perma-free."

"We've been advocating this strategy for six years," Coker says. "It works. We introduced enhanced series metadata capabilities in late 2013, and this set the stage for some strong series performance in 2014."

List from Publishers Weekly.

Rank	Title	Author	Genre	Price
1	Broken Silence	Natasha Preston	Romance	$2.99
2	Mud and Gold (Promises to Keep: Book 2)	Shayne Parkinson	Fiction	$2.99
3	Settling the Account (Promises to Keep: Book 3)	Shayne Parkinson	Fiction	$2.99
4	Betrayed: Book Two - The Road to Redemption	Nicky Charles	Paranormal Romance	$2.99
5	A Second Chance	Shayne Parkinson	Fiction	$2.99
6	Enjoying the Chase	Kirsty Moseley	Romance	$2.99
7	Drawn 2 - Redemption (Damien)	Lilliana Anderson	Romance	$3.99
8	Heller's Regret	JD Nixon	Mystery	$2.99
9	Fable	Chanda Hahn	YA Fiction	$3.99
10	Reign	Chanda Hahn	YA Fiction	$3.99
11	A Sweet Life Boxed Set	Various Authors	Romance	$2.99
12	Tall, Silent and Lethal	R.L. Mathewson	Paranormal Romance	$2.99
13	Saving Angel	Brenda Kennedy	Romance	$2.99
14	Pride Over Pity	Kailyn Lowry	Memoir	$9.99
15	Storm Shells	GJ Walker-Smith	YA Romance	$3.99
16	Second Hearts	GJ Walker-Smith	YA Romance	$3.99
17	The Will	Kristen Ashley	Romance	$3.99
18	The Silver Siren	Chanda Hahn	YA Fiction	$3.99
19	All For This	Lexi Ryan	Romance	$3.99
20	Daisy's War	Shayne Parkinson	Fiction	$2.99
21	Poles Apart	Kirsty Moseley	Romance	$2.99
22	Secret North	GJ Walker-Smith	YA Fiction	$3.99
23	Deacon	Kristen Ashley	Romance	$3.99
24	Four Score (Gypsy Brothers, #4)	Lili Saint Germain	Romance	$2.99
25	Unconditional	Melody Grace	Romance	$4.99

12 Writing Contests in March - No Entry Fees

March is a long, cold month that has Ides. (They all do, but the Ides of March is Shakespearian!) It's a great month to focus on writing, and everything that getting published entails.

There are lots of writing contests with deadlines in March (some even fall on the Ides), and they cover the spectrum from poetry to Hoosier lit. Short story contests abound.

So, don't be shy. Take a chance and enter a contest. Who knows, you may win!



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The Naomi Long Madgett Poetry Award is sponsored by Broadside Lotus Press. Restrictions: This competition is open to African American poets only. If you have already had a book published by Lotus Press, you are ineligible. However, inclusion in a Lotus Press anthology does not disqualify you. Genres: Poetry collections of approximately 60-90 pages. Prize: $500 in cash and publication  by Broadside Lotus Press within the first three months of 2016 as well as free copies and discounts. Deadline: March 1, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

Wicwas Anthology 2015. Genres: Beekeeping stories (fiction and nonfiction). Restrictions: US residents only. Prize: First prize - $500.00; Second prize - $300.00; Third prize - $200.00. Deadline: March 1, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

Ottawa Magazine Short Fiction Contest. Restrictions: Open only to residents of Ottawa. Genre: Entries must be no longer than 3,000 words. Entries can be short stories or excerpts but must not have been published elsewhere. Prize: The winner will receive $700, the runner up $300, and both stories will be published in the Summer 2015 issue of Ottawa Magazine. Deadline: March 1, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

2015 RBC Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers. Genre: Poetry. Restrictions: Candidates must be: A Canadian citizen or permanent resident; Under the age of 35 as of March 2, 2015; Previously published in an independently edited magazine or anthology; Unpublished in book form and without a book contract. Prizes: Winner: $5,000; Finalists: $1,000. Deadline: March 2, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

The John Gardner Fiction Award is sponsored by the Binghamton Center for Writers-State University of New York with support from the Office of the Dean of Binghamton University's Harpur College of the Arts & Sciences. Genre: Novel or collection of fiction published in 2014. Prizes: Winner: $1,000. Deadline: March 1, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

NEA Literature Fellowships are sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts. Prize: $25,000 grants in prose (fiction and creative nonfiction) and poetry to published creative writers that enable recipients to set aside time for writing, research, travel, and general career advancement. Deadline: March 11, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

McLaughlin-Esstman-Stearns First Novel Prize is awarded to the a author of the best first novel published in the previous calendar year (2014). Restrictions: Only American authors publishing in English are eligible. Non-eligible books include short story collections, flash fiction, memoirs, biographies and books published solely in electronic format. Prize: $500. Deadline: March 15, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

The Lakefly Writers Conference Writing Contest. Restrictions: Open to residents of Wisconsin only. Genres: Short story fiction:  2500 words or less. Any genre that includes the theme: Temptation Flash fiction:  500 words or less; any genre. First Five Pages:  A maximum of the first five pages of an original, unpublished novel; any genre. It must be accompanied by a two-paragraph synopsis. The novel does not need to be completed at the time of submission. The Jean Nelson Essay: 2500 words or less. Theme: Literary character I would most like to meet. Prizes: First place winners will receive a cash prize of $100; second place winners will receive $75; and third place winners will receive $50. Deadline: March 15, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

The Modern Love Contest, sponsored by the New York Times, is inviting college students nationwide to open their hearts and laptops and write an essay that describes what love is like for them today. Restrictions: Open to college students. Genre: Essay (1,500 to 1,700 words). Prize: The winning author will receive $1,000 and his or her essay will be published in a special Modern Love column in May 2015, and on nytimes.com. Deadline: 3/15/2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

The Eugene & Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Award seeks to elevate the written arts in Indiana. Restrictions: Any living published writer who was born in Indiana or has lived in Indiana for at least five years will be eligible. Authors who have published works of fiction, prose, poetry and/or non-fiction are eligible; reference works, scholarly monographs and books of photography will not be considered. Self-published authors are considered. Prize: National Author: $10,000 cash prize and $2,500 grant for his or her hometown Indiana public library. Regional Author: $7,500 cash prize and $2,500 grant for his or her hometown Indiana public library. Emerging Author: $5,000 cash prize and $2,500 grant for his or her hometown Indiana public library.. Deadline: March 20, 2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

2015 Short Story Contest - Lost Voices. Genre: Stories must be Science Fiction, Fantasy, or Horror genre. Stories must be original, unpublished, unsold and no more than 3500 words in length. Prizes: First Prize:  $200, and story published in the 2015 Confluence program book. Second Prize: $100 Third Prize:  $50. Deadline: 3/31/2015. How to enter: Read submission guidelines HERE.

The BEVEL SUMMERS PRIZE for Short Short Stories will be awarded to a short short (under 1000 words) submitted between March 15 and March 31, 2015. Send up to three stories.  The winner and finalists will be published in the fall 2015 issue of Shenandoah. Prize: $1000. Deadline: 3/31/2015. How to enter: Print submissions only. Read submission guidelines HERE.

Speculative Fiction Magazines Accepting Submissions

The market for speculative fiction is robust. There are scores of magazines, ezines, and websites that publish sci-fi, horror, fantasy, dark fiction, steam punk, and any combination of spec plus non-spec genres you can think of (i.e. romance/time travel, horror/humor).

Some of these markets have been fairly stable over time, but dozens are now defunct, having led short, but happy, lives. (Since I made my first list of SFF markets in 2001, roughly half have disappeared.)

As of this writing, all of these markets are alive and well, and accepting submissions. All accept electronic submissions. None of them charge a fee. (NEVER pay to publish your work.)

I've listed these publications in a rough hierarchy, with pro markets at the top (6 cents a word or more), semi-pro in the middle (between 1 and 5 cents per word) , and token (below 1 cent per word or $25 per story) and non-paying markets at the end. The most desirable markets are pro markets and those with SFWA  (Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America) qualification.

How to use this list

If you have a short story or two you would like to market, and you have a lot of time to spare, start at the top and work your way down. The pro markets don't take simultaneous submissions, which means it could take a very long time to get your story published. (One of my stories took 14 years. I'm not proud - or, apparently, in a rush.)

If you are in a hurry to get published, and simply want a writing credit, then submit to every publication that takes simultaneous submissions all at once. One of them is bound to come through.

If you are somewhere in the middle - then start in the middle with the semi-pros. They don't pay much, but putting "semi-pro" on your resume is better than advertising the fact that you are working for free.

Before you submit, establish which markets are suitable for your story. (Read their websites!) 

Some sites that list speculative fiction markets

Ralan.com

The Submission Grinder

SFWA - Where to submit

Speculative Fiction Markets by Mary Soon Lee

Speculative Literature Foundation

Literary Markets This list is not limited to speculative fiction. Although the list was put together in 2006, most of these publications are still in existence, which is a testament to their literary success.

Magazine	Submissions	Payment	Simultaneous	Reprints
Asimov's “character oriented” scifi	http://www.asimovs.com/info/guidelines.shtml	8-10 cents per word SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Fantasy & Science Fiction “character oriented” scifi and fantasy	https://www.sfsite.com/fsf/glines.htm	7-12 cents per word SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Orson Scott Card's Intergalactic Medicine Show scifi and fantasy	http://www.intergalacticmedicineshow.com/cgi-bin/mag.cgi?do=content&article=submissions	6 cents a word SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Clarkesworld scifi and fantasy	http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/submissions/	10¢ per word for the first 4000 words, 7¢ for each word over 4000 SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Analog scifi	http://www.analogsf.com/information/ submissions.shtml	8-10 cents per word SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Buzzy Mag science fiction, fantasy and horror short stories up to 10,000 words. Thriller, suspense and paranormal tales that cross into traditional speculative fiction are welcome.	http://buzzymag.com/submissions/	10 cents per word 2 cents per word for reprints SFWA qualifying market	No	Yes
Strange Horizons	http://www.strangehorizons.com/ Guidelines.shtml	8¢/word USD SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Interzone UK scifi and fantasy	http://ttapress.com/interzone/guidelines/	Yes (Site does not indicate how much)	No	No
Not One of Us Not One of Us is about people (or things) out of place in their surroundings, outsiders, social misfits, aliens in the SF sense	http://not-one-of-us.com/guidelines.php	Yes (Site does not indicate how much)	No	No
Apex scifi, fantasy and horror	http://www.apex-magazine.com/submission-guidelines/	$.06 per word SFWA qualifying market	No	No
GigaNotoSaurus Science Fiction or Fantasy (or any combination thereof) from five thousand to twenty-five thousand words	http://giganotosaurus.org/submission-guidelines/	$100 per story	No	No
Shimmer unusual and beautifully-written speculative fiction stories	http://www.shimmerzine.com/guidelines/ fiction-guidelines/	5 cents per word, minimum $50	No	No
Daily Science Fiction science fiction, fantasy, slipstream, and more Up to 1500 words	http://dailysciencefiction.com/submit	8 cents per word SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Abyss & Apex all sorts of speculative fiction	http://www.abyssapexzine.com/submissions/	$.06/word USD	No	No
Crossed Genres themed issues	http://crossedgenres.com/submissions/magazine/	$.06/word USD SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Grimdark Magazine dark fantasy	http://grimdarkmagazine.com/pages/submission-guidelines-for-grimdark-magazine/	$0.07AUD $0.01AUD for reprints	No	Yes
Urban Fantasy Magazine urban fantasy fiction of up to 8000 words	http://urbanfantasymagazine.com/submission-guidelines/ Online form	6 cents a word	No	No
Terraform "nearer-future speculative fiction" 2000 words or fewer	http://motherboard.vice.com/read/how-to-submit-stories-to-terraform	$0.20 a word	No	No
AE Scifi only Canada Accepts limited number of international submissions	http://aescifi.ca/index.php/submissions	$0.07 CAD per word SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Beneath Ceaseless Skies “literary adventure fantasy”	http://www.beneath-ceaseless-skies.com/submissions/	6 cents US per word SFWA qualifying market	Yes	No
Cicada fantasy and scifi "YA lit/comics magazine fascinated with the lyric and strange and committed to work that speaks to teens' truths"	http://www.cicadamag.com/submitwork	Professional rates SFWA qualifying market	Yes	No
CRICKET Scifi, fantasy, myths, legends magazine for children ages 9 to 14	http://www.cricketmag.com/25-Submission-Guidelines-for-CRICKET-magazine-for-children-ages-9-14	up to 25¢ per word less for reprints SFWA qualifying market	No	Yes
Nightmare horror and dark fantasy stories of 1500-7500 words Also reads for Lightspeed Do not submit to both	http://www.nightmare-magazine.com/about/guidelines/	6¢/word SFWA qualifying market	No	Sometimes
Tor.com highly professional market scifi under 12,000 words	http://www.tor.com/page/submissions-guidelines#Fiction Submission Guidelines	25 cents a word for the first 5,000 words, 15 cents a word for the next 5,000, and 10 cents a word after that SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Unlikely Story publishes three themed issues a year	http://www.unlikely-story.com/fiction-submissions/	6¢ per word	No	No
Albedo science fiction, horror and fantasy 2,500 to 8,000 words	http://www.albedo1.com/submission-guidelines/	6¢ per word	No	No
Fantastic Stories of the Imagination	http://www.fantasticstoriesoftheimagination.com/ submission-guidelines/	15 cents per word on acceptance for original stories or $25.00 flat fee for reprints	No	Yes
East of the Web	http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/index.php?p=submissions/20131_1	$0.05 per word	No	Yes
Escape Pod	http://escapepod.org/guidelines/	$0.06 per word for original fiction; $0.03 per word for reprints SFWA qualifying market	No	Yes
Farrago's Wainscot literary weird mode	http://www.farragoswainscot.com/submissions.html	$0.06 USD per word	Yes	No
Flash Fiction Online	http://flashfictiononline.com/main/submission-guidelines/	$60 per story SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Ghost in the Cogs	http://brokeneyebooks.com/books/ghost-in-the-cogs	$0.06 USD per word	No	No
Grievous Angel Flash Fiction (maximum 700 words)	http://www.grievousangel.org/	$0.06 USD per word	No	No
Hidden Youth Anthology Submissions are due April 30, 2015	http://longhidden.com/hidden-youth-submissions/	$0.06 USD per word	No	No
Futures the award-winning science-fiction section of Nature Most stories are solicited	http://www.nature.com/nature/authors/gta/others.html#futures	Pro payment SFWA qualifying market	No	No
Inscription for teens temporarily closed to submissions	http://www.inscriptionmagazine.com/submissions/	$0.06 USD per word	No	Yes
Spider for ages 6 - 9	http://www.cricketmag.com/32-Submission-Guidelines-for-SPIDER-magazine-for-children-ages-6-9	up to 25¢ per word	No	Yes
T. Gene Davis’s Speculative Blog releases a family-friendly speculative story every Monday	http://tgenedavis.com/submission-guidelines/	$75	No	No
Tomorrow's Cthulhu anthology Submission Window - Mar 1, 2015 thru Mar 31, 2015	http://brokeneyebooks.com/books/tomorrows-cthulhu	$0.06 USD per word	No	No
Alt Hist historical fiction, alternate history, or historical fantasy	http://althistfiction.com/submissions/	$10	No	No
SpeckLit 100 words	http://specklit.com/submissions/	5c/word	No	No
Sci Phi Journal Philosophical	http://www.sciphijournal.com/submission-guidelines/	5c/word	No	Yes
Birkensnake More biology. More necrology. Holes that are really tunnels. Healthy mutants.	http://www.birkensnake.com/submit.php Online form	pays for stories but not much	Yes	?
Breath & Shadow accepts work only from people with disabilities living in New England "non-genre"/realism, magical realism, fantasy, mystery, science fiction, slipstream, suspense, experimental, and humor. 3000-word maximum.	http://www.abilitymaine.org/breath/write.html In body of email	$15 - $25 for fiction	No	Yes
Expanded Horizons a venue where people of under-represented backgrounds can tell their stories	http://expandedhorizons.net/magazine/?page_id=5 Submit via email with attachment	$30 USD	Yes	Yes
Fantasy Scroll Mag speculative fiction up to 5,000 words	http://fantasyscrollmag.com/submissions/ Submission form	1 cent per word	Yes	Yes
Shock Totem on hiatus	http://www.shocktotem.com/guidelines/	Yes	No	Yes
Idiomancer	http://www.ideomancer.com/?page_id=20 Submission via email attachment	3 cents a word	No	No
Black Static UK	http://www.ttapress.com/blackstatic/guidelines/ Online form	Yes Semi-pro to pro	No	No
Gothic.net Horror	http://www.gothic.net/submissions/ Online form	Yes	?	?
Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine science fiction, fantasy and supernatural horror works up to 10,000 words in length. Submissions of up to 20,000 words are permitted from subscribers and from authors resident in Australia and New Zealand.	http://www.andromedaspaceways.com/submissions/submission-guidelines/ Submission via email attachment	1.25 cents/Word (AUD) with a A$20 minimum per piece	No	No
Aurealis science fiction, fantasy or horror short stories between 2000 and 8000 words Australia	https://aurealis.com.au/submissions/ Submission via email with attachment	$20 to $60 per 1000 words	No	No
On Spec scifi Temporarily closed to submissions Canada	https://onspecmag.wordpress.com/submissions/ Submittable	Minimum payment for fiction is $50 and maximum payment is $200.	Yes	?
The Dark dark fantasy, scifi, surrealism, magical realism	http://thedarkmagazine.com/about-us/submission-guidelines/ Submission via email with attachment	3cents/word for original fiction up to 5,000 words	No	No
Lamplight dark fiction	http://lamplightmagazine.com/submissions/ Submittable	short stories $150 per story. For flash fiction, $50	Yes	Yes
Nameless Horror/Dark Fantasy/Dark Sci-Fi/Magic Realism	http://www.namelessdigest.com/info/submission-guidelines/ Online form	Five cents ($.05) a word	No	No
Betwixt speculative fiction of all sorts Reading periods: October 1–November 30 January 1–February 28 April 1–May 31 July 1–August 31	http://betwixtmagazine.com/submissions/ Submission via email with attachment	$0.03 per word up to $225	No	No
Lakeside Circus short scifi Also audio rights	http://lakesidecircus.com/submissions/ Online submission	2 cents per word	No	No
Lorelei Signal fantasy with a strong / complex female character as one of the main characters, some scifi	http://www.loreleisignal.com/Guidelines.html Submission via email with attachment	$5.00 for short stories and $2.00 for poems and flash fiction	Yes	Yes
Mythic Delirium science fiction, fantasy, horror, interstitial and cross-genre territoryReading window Aug 1-Oct 1	http://mythicdelirium.com/?page_id=290 Submit via email with attachment	2 cents a word	?	?
Vestal Review Flash fiction 2 reading periods Contract is posted on site	http://www.vestalreview.org/guidelines/ Online form	Various pay rates	No	No
Electric Spec science fiction, fantasy, and the macabre	http://www.electricspec.com/submissions/submitting-fiction/ Submit via email with attachment	$20	Yes	No
The First Line all genres	http://www.thefirstline.com/submission.htm Submit via email with attachment	$25.00 - $50.00 for fiction	?	?
Kaleidotrope scifi, fantasy, horror Open until March 31	http://www.kaleidotrope.net/guidelines/ Submit via email with attachment	$0.01/word	No	No
Lackington’s closed until May 1	http://lackingtons.com/submissions/ Submit in body of email	1 cent CAD per word	No	Some
New Myths speculative fiction but not horror see reading periods	https://sites.google.com/a/newmyths.com/nmwebsite /submissions	Short stories (1,000+ words): $50 Flash fiction (1-999 words): $20	Yes	No
The Pedestal Magazine Open for submissions May 1-31	http://www.thepedestalmagazine.com/submitguidelines.php	$.03 cents per word	Yes	No
Perihelion “hard” science fiction	http://www.perihelionsf.com/1501/submit.htm	one cent per word, up to a maximum of $75 per story	No	No
Phantom Drift fabulist flash fiction and short stories, magical realism Open Jan. 1 - March 31	http://www.phantomdrift.org/#!/sitepage_4 Online form	$5 per page with a minimum of $10 for flash fiction	Yes	No
Plasma Frequency science fiction, fantasy, horror	http://www.plasmafrequencymagazine.com/ submitlanding.html	(1) U.S. cent per word	No	No
The Sehnsucht Project Paranormal Current reading period is October 5th, 2014 through March 31st, 2015	http://www.thesehnsuchtproject.com/#!submission-guidelines/c24dm	Pennies and love	No	No
Three-lobed Burning Eye horror and dark fantasy, what you might call magical realism, slipstream, cross genre, or weird fiction	http://www.3lobedmag.com/submissions.html	3¢ per word	No	No
Triptych Tales mainstream, fantasy and science fiction, but no space operas or high fantasy	http://triptychtales.net/submissions.html	$100 per original story $50 per reprint	No	Yes, but only if it has not appeared on the web
Untied Shoelaces of the Mind CLOSED until at least May 1st, 2015	http://www.untiedshoelacesofthemind.com/ index.php#Submissions	$0.03/word for the first 1,000 words (payment caps at $30 USD)	No	Yes
Acidic Fiction contemporary speculative fiction	http://acidicfiction.com/submissions/	$35 per story	Yes	No
Allegory see submission periods	http://www.allegoryezine.com/submissions.htm	$15 (U.S. dollars) for each story	Yes	Yes
Aurora Wolf ezine and print anthology	http://aurorawolf.com/guidelines/	Five dollars US for First use	No	No
Bete Noire horror, dark sci-fi, dark fantasy, crime, mystery or dark humor Reading periods: March 1 - March 31 June 1 - June 30 September 1 - September 30 December 1 - December 31	http://www.betenoiremagazine.com/magazineguidelines.htm	$10 US	Yes	Yes
Chrome Baby closed to submissions until March 30, 2015	http://robindunn.com/chrome-submit.html	$5 US	?	No
The Colored Lens all varieties of speculative fiction	http://thecoloredlens.com/?page_id=8	$20 per short story	No	No
Fiction Vortex	http://www.fictionvortex.com/submissions/submit-a-short-story/	$10 U.S. Dollars	?	No
The Fifth Di…	http://nomadicdeliriumpress.com/fifthguidelines.htm	$10 U.S. Dollars	No	No
The Future Fire progressive, inclusive and socially aware	http://futurefire.net/guidelines/fiction.html	$20 for each original story	No	Some
Inaccurate Realities Themed issues - diverse young adult stories for each theme – science fiction, fantasy, paranormal, horror, dystopian, steampunk, cyberpunk, alternate history etc.	http://inaccuraterealities.com/submissions/	$15-$25	Yes	Yes
InfectiveINk stories must address prompts	http://www.infectiveink.com/guidelines.html	$10 per Short Story	?	?
Kzine UK	http://www.kzine.co.uk/kzine/submission-guidelines.htm	advance against royalties of £3 per 1000 words	?	No
Liquid Imagination	http://liquidimagination.silverpen.org/submission-guidelines/	$8 for short stories	No	Yes
Luna Station Quarterly publishes speculative fiction written by women 4 reading periods	http://lunastationquarterly.com/submissions	$5 USD	Yes	Yes
The Martian Wave stories about the exploration and colonization of space	http://nomadicdeliriumpress.com/tmw.htm	½ cent per word	No	No
Mirror Dance themed issues Fantasy	http://mirrordancefantasy.blogspot.com/2008/01/ submissions.html	$5.00	No	Yes
Night to Dawn dark fantasy, new versions of the vampire, zombie and mummy	http://bloodredshadow.com/about/night-to-dawn-magazine-and-books/submissions/	$5.00 per fiction tale	?	?
9Tales	http://www.brideofchaos.com/nine-tales-series/submissions/	$5.00	?	Yes
Pantheon	http://pantheonmag.com/submissions/	1/4 cent per word $10 minimum	Yes	Yes
SQ Mag	http://sqmag.com/submissions/	US$15 per story	No	No
Strange Constellations	http://www.strangeconstellations.com/?page_id=8	$30	No	Yes
Swords & Sorcery Magazine traditional fantasy	http://www.swordsandsorcerymagazine.com/submissions.html	$10 per story	?	No
Twilight Times SF, dark/light fantasy, cross-genre and literary works Reading period Feb 15-March 5 2015	http://www.twilighttimes.com/subs.html	$5.00, $2.50 for reprints	?	Yes
Body Parts Magazine dark see reading periods	http://www.bodypartsmagazine.com/3-submission-guidelines-copy-copy.html	$10 for flash fiction, $20 for short stories	No	No
Devilfish	http://devilfishreview.com/submission-guidelines/	ten dollars (USD) for fiction	Yes	No
Domain SF	http://domain-sf.com/authors	one cent per word	No	No
Omni Reboot science, technology	http://omnireboot.com/about-us/ Submit via email with attachment	Pays occasionally, unknown rates	?	No
Encounters Magazine	http://www.blackmatrixpub.com/guidelines.html	1/4 cent per word	?	No
Drabblecast audiocasts	http://www.drabblecast.org/submissions/	3 cents per word for stories 500- 4,000 words long	Yes	Yes
Fictionvale themed issues	http://fictionvale.com/submission-guidelines/	.02/word	Yes	No
Goldfish Grimm's Spicy Fiction Sushi	http://www.goldfishgrimm.com/submissions/	$.01 a word with a $10 minimum for flash fiction, and a $25 minimum for longer works	No	No
Infinitas Australia	http://www.infinitas.com.au/Stories/ StorySubmissionGuidelines.php	$20.00 per story	No	No
James Gunn’s Ad Astra	http://adastra.ku.edu/submissions/short-fiction-poetry-submission-guidelines/	$75 for novelettes, $50 for short stories, $20 for poems, and $10 for flash fiction.	No	No
Mad Scientist Journal 1st person	http://madscientistjournal.org/submissions/	For flash fiction $10 For short fiction $20 For serial fiction $20 per installment to a maximum of $100	No	Yes
Odd Tree Press	http://oddtreepress.com/submissions/	Flash Fiction (up to 500 words) $10 Short Stories (500 to 5,000 words) $20	No	Yes
Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing Newsletter 1,000 words max	http://perpetualpublishing.com/2014/08/27/call-for-submissions-flash-fiction/	$20	No	No
Read Short Fiction	http://www.readshortfiction.com/submission-guidelines/	5 cents per word	Yes	No
Scigentasy progressive science fiction and fantasy magazine with an emphasis on gender stories	http://www.scigentasy.com/submissions-2/	3 cents per word for original stories; $10 for reprints	Yes	Yes
Serial Flashers 500-word flash fiction in serials	https://serialflashers.wordpress.com/	$5 per piece of flash	No	Yes
Shoreline of Infinity	http://www.shorelineofinfinity.com/submissions/	£10/1000 word	Yes	No
Sockdolager adventure 1000-5000 words	http://www.sockdolager.net/submission-guidelines/	2¢ per word for new stories, and a flat $15 for reprints	No	Yes
Spark: A Creative Anthology	http://sparkanthology.org/submission-guidelines/	2¢ per word or $20 per work	Yes	Yes
Strangelet	http://www.strangeletjournal.com/submit/	$20 short story, $10 flash fiction	Yes	No
Stupefying Stories See reading periods	http://stupefyingstories.com/	Semi-pro	Yes	No
Third Flatiron themed issues	http://www.thirdflatiron.com/liveSite/pages/submissions	3 cents per word, lead story 6 cents per word	No	No
Unsung Stories up to 3000 words UK	http://www.unsungstories.co.uk/short-fiction	£25 per story	No	No
Anotherealm (I have never been able to understand their reading period policy)	http://anotherealm.org/FAQ/faq.php	Token	No	No
Bards and Sages Quarterly	http://www.bardsandsages.com/contact_us/fiction _submission_guidelines	$20 short stories, $10 flash fiction	Yes	Yes
Bloodbond	http://albanlake.com/bloodbond/	$20 for original stories, $10 for reprints	No	Yes
Cast of Wonders YA fantasy and science-fiction podcast UK	http://www.castofwonders.org/submissions/	£5 for stories	No	Yes
Kasma scifi	http://www.kasmamagazine.com/submit.cfm	twenty-five dollars per story	No	Yes
The New Accelerator	http://thenewaccelerator.com/submissions/submission-guidelines/	$10 (US Dollars)	No	Yes
Phantasmacore	http://www.phantasmacore.com/submissions/	Fiction pays five dollars and fifty five cents, payed via PAYPAL. Don’t spend it all in one place. For poetry, flash, or anything else, payment is one dollar, or possibly a single (1) beer if it’s been a good month.	No	Yes
Archaic Arts	http://www.archaicartsmagazine.com/submissions	$20.00	No	Yes
The Leading Edge	http://www.leadingedgemagazine.com/submissions.php	semi-pro	No	No
Beam Me Up podcasts	http://www.beammeuppodcast.com/about/	No	No	Yes
Bewildering Stories	http://www.bewilderingstories.com/submissions.html (This is a bewildering submissions page)	No	Yes	Yes
The Breakroom Stories audio fiction	http://www.iridumsound.co.uk/submissions/ breakroomstoriessubmissions.htm	No	Yes	Yes
Confettifall	http://www.confettifall.com/submit.html	No	Yes	Yes
Beorh Quarterly atmospheric horror	https://beorhquarterly.wordpress.com/submissions/	$5	Yes	Representative authors include: Bros. Grimm, Charles Dickens, Hans Christian Andersen
International Speculative Fiction	https://internationalsf.wordpress.com/submissions/	No	?	?
365tomorrows	http://barlowe.xk90.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/365Tomorrows.woa	No	?	No
Black Petals Horror/Science Fiction Magazine & Yellow Mama will reopen to submissions Feb 15, 2015	http://www.blackpetals.net/id4.html	No	?	No
Antipodean SF	http://www.antisf.com.au/submission-guidelines	No	No	Yes
Aphelion Webzine science-fiction, fantasy, and horror	http://www.aphelion-webzine.com/static/submissions.html Submit via Email	No	No	?
The Haunted Traveler horror and scifi Accepting submissions until April 10, 2015	http://systmaticwzl.wix.com/hauntedtraveler#!submission-guidelines/cnn8	No	Yes	No
Revolution SF Fiction, Nonfiction, and Art	http://www.revolutionsf.com/submissions/fiction.php	No	No	Yes
Holdfast Magazine	http://www.holdfastmagazine.com/submission-guidelines/4582814806	Someday perhaps	?	?
Children, Churches and Daddies accepts all genres	http://scars.tv/guide.htm	No	Yes	Yes
Black Denim Lit literary science fiction and fantasy	http://www.bdlit.com/submissions.html	Not currently paying	Yes	No
Havok themed issues	http://splicketypubgroup.com/submission-guidelines/2015-themes/	Semi-pro	?	No
Black Treacle Horror, dark fantasy and dark science fiction preference given to Canadians	http://blacktreacle.ca/submission-guidelines/	Semi-pro	Yes	No
Shroud Quarterly literary speculative fiction with a dark orientation	http://www.shroudmagazine.com/#!submissions/c19lh	500 - 1999 words: $25 2000 - 5000 words: $50 5001+ words: $65 Poetry : $10 Reprints: $10	Yes	Yes
Diodati UK	http://www.diodati.co/?page_id=50	No payment for e-zine 0.5 pence per word for annual anthology	?	?
Dark Futures	http://www.darkfuturesfiction.net/submissions/	Unpublished Prose      $5 Published Prose          $2 Unpublished Poetry     $0.10 per line Published Poetry         $0.05 per line	Yes	Yes
Story of the Month Club this a a sci-fi and fantasy subscription service reading period is December 4th to January 30th	http://www.storyofthemonthclub.com/?page_id=276	$20 $10 for reprints	No	Yes
PodCastle audio format fantasy themed issue "Dirty Jobs" Open until March 15, 2015	http://podcastle.org/guidelines/	$100 for short fiction, $20 for flash	Yes	Prefers reprints
Ares Magazine action/adventure temporarily closed to submissions	http://www.aresmagazine.com/?page_id=46	5 cents per word for original fiction, reprints 1 cent per word	No	Yes
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2 New Agents Actively Seeking Clients

Here are two new agents actively seeking writers. Heather Flaherty (Bent Agency) is looking for children’s, middle grade, and young adult fiction and nonfiction, as well as select new adult fiction, and pop-culture or humorous nonfiction. Sarah Nagel (Writers House) is looking for psychological thrillers, horror, mystery, suspense, literary fiction, realistic Young Adult and Middle Grade with a hint of magical realism, and for nonfiction - medical ethics, true crime, humor books and memoir.

Heather Flaherty of The Bent Agency

About Heather: “I grew up in Massachusetts, between Boston and the Cape, and started working in New York City as a playwright during college. This pushed me towards English as a focus, and after a lot of country-hopping in my early twenties, I wound up finally beginning my publishing career in editorial, specifically at Random House in the UK. That’s also where I became a YA and children’s literary scout, which finally landed me back in NYC, consulting with foreign publishers and Hollywood regarding what the next big book will be. Now as an agent, I’m thrilled to turn my focus on growing authors for that same success.”

What she is seeking: Children’s, middle grade, and young adult fiction and nonfiction, as well as select new adult fiction, and pop-culture or humorous nonfiction.

“Currently I’m looking for YA fiction across-the-board, though my heart does sway towards issue-related YA with humor and heart – not depressing, or mopey. I also love love love hard, punchy, contemporary YA that’s got no hesitations when it comes to crazy. I’m also always up for seeing contemporary stories with sci-fi or fantasy elements, as well as a clever respin of an old or classic tale. And then, lastly, really good horror and ghost stories… not gory-for-gory’s sake or overly disgusting, but cringing, dark, bloody twisted, and even lovely. That said, the one thing I love above all else in a YA novel, regardless of sub-genre, is a strong and specific character voice. A real person, not another ‘everygirl.’

As for the middle grade I’m looking for, I want it stark, honest, and even dark; either contemporary or period, as long as it’s accessible. Coming-of-age stories, dealing-with-difficulty stories, witness stories (adult issues seen through the child’s p.o.v kinda thing), anything that makes you want to hold the narrator’s hand… for your own comfort, as well as their’s. I am also ok with these stories having slight magical or fantasy elements as well – as long as they’re subtle. In new adult, I like to see story… not just romance and/or erotica. For me, it should pretty much be a great YA novel for an older audience. On the nonfiction side, I’m looking for strong teen memoirs about overcoming crushing situations. ”

How to submit: Read The Bent Agency’s updated submissions guidelines online, and then e-mail flahertyqueries [at] thebentagency.com.

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Sarah Nagel of Writers House

About Sarah: Sarah Nagel joined Writers House in 2011 to work with Senior Vice President, Merrilee Heifetz and is now actively building her own client list. Previously, Sarah was a media lawyer in London and graduated with two separate degrees in English Language and Literature, and Law. Follow Sarah on Twitter: @SarahNagel14.

What she is seeking: Sarah is looking for psychological thrillers (those that mess with your head rather than high speed cross-country chases), horror, mystery, suspense and literary fiction. Sarah is especially interested in strong character-driven fiction and stories that explore the dynamics of a dysfunctional family unit / relationships. Sarah also represents realistic Young Adult and Middle Grade with a hint of magical realism. On the nonfiction side, Sarah is interested in medical ethics, true crime, humor books and memoir with a distinctive narrative voice with a universal resonance. Sarah is not looking for straight sci-fi, high fantasy, romance or picture books.

How to submit: “I accept e-mail queries and will usually respond within 4-6 weeks. Please submit your query, including the first ten (10) pages of your manuscript pasted into the body of the e-mail (no attachments please!), to snagel [at] writershouse.com with “QUERY FOR SARAH NAGEL: [TITLE OF MANUSCRIPT]” in the subject line. Please do not query multiple Writers House agents simultaneously.”

Calls for Submissions - Speculative Fiction Anthologies

Anthologies are themed collections of short stories and/or poems by various authors and published as a single book. In most cases, anthologies are put out by publishing houses, but sometimes anthologies are published by magazines as well. Anthologies are also printed by vanity presses. (Don't submit to those. Vanity presses demand payment, and they will do nothing but harm your career.)

It is a good idea to get your work into a (legitimate) print anthology for several reasons: 1) Publishing houses that put out anthologies generally get a wider distribution than magazines; 2) Print anthologies don't preclude publishing your story online, or on Amazon, later on;  3) Establishing a relationship with a publishing house may pan out later when you are ready to publish your novel; 4) Anthologies are a great writing credit; 5) Many anthologies accept reprints, which will extend the life of your stories.

Below are eight publishers looking for speculative fiction short stories. Their requirements are fairly narrow (please read their submissions pages carefully). All of these are paying markets, ranging from pro (6 cents a word, minimum), to semi-pro.

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World Weaver Press is publishing a second edition of the Far Orbit science fiction adventure series.

Deadline: March 31, 2015.

"We are once again looking for modern space adventures crafted in the Grand Tradition. We are not looking for slavish imitations of past classics. Rather, we would like to receive stories that establish a new tradition in the much maligned Scifi adventure genera — smart, modern stories built around the classic traditions. We are looking for adventure stories that are creative, readable, and memorable. We are also looking for midnight indulgences; exciting stories that transport you from the everyday grind and leave you wondrously satisfied. All adventure-based sci-fi genera are welcome but stay away from fantasy elements unless they are genetically engineered or cybernetic. Stories can begin on Earth but the major action should happen out there, beyond the edges of our blue marble. Dystopia (Mad Max) and fantasy-like adventures (John Carter of Mars) have to be very special to be included in this anthology. Please, no fan fiction."

Rights and compensation: Payment: $0.01/word. All contributors will receive a paperback copy of the anthology. For previously unpublished works: Seeking first world rights in English and exclusive rights to publish in print and electronic format for twelve months after publication date after which publisher retains nonexclusive right to continue to publish for a term. For reprints: Seeking non-exclusive right to publish in print and electronic formats for a term. Previously unpublished stories preferred; reprints will be considered. No previously anthologized stories.

Open submission period: January 1 – March 31, 2015.

Length: Under 10,000 words

Submission method: Paste the story into the body of the e-mail message. Include the approximate word count. Subject line: Apogee – [Title]. Send submission to: farorbit [at] worldweaverpress [dot] com.

Simultaneous submissions = OK.

Multiple submissions = No.

For more information CLICK HERE.

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Crossed Genres Publications is publishing Hidden Youth: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History

Deadline: 4/30/15

Who can submit: "We welcome stories by authors from all walks of life. We especially encourage submissions from members of marginalized groups within the speculative fiction community, including (but not limited to) people of color; people who are not from or living in the U.S.A.; QUILTBAG and GSM people; people with disabilities, chronic illness, or mental illness; and atheists, agnostics, and members of religious minorities. The protagonists of your story do not have to mirror your own heritage, identities, beliefs, or experiences. We also especially encourage short story submissions from people who don’t usually write in this format, including poets, playwrights, essayists and authors of historical fiction and historical romance."

Submission deadline and publication schedule: Submissions are due April 30, 2015. If it’s still April 30 in your time zone, you’re good. Acceptance notices will be sent by October 1. The anthology is tentatively slated for a January 2016 release.

Pay and rights: USD 6¢/word for global English first publication rights in print and digital format. The author retains copyright. Payment is upon publication.

For more information CLICK HERE.

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Meerkat Press is currently seeking short stories for their next themed anthology, Love Hurts.

"Dazzle us with stories of love, and make it hurt! Slow, dull, unimaginative stories need not apply."

Deadline: 4/30/15

Genres accepted: Speculative Fiction, Science Fiction and Fantasy. This includes all sub-genres: Dystopian, Steampunk, Paranormal, etc.

Payment: .01 to .04 per word for short fiction.

For more information CLICK HERE.


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Pop Seagull Publishing is publishing an anthology: ‘Robotica.’

Deadline: March 2015

"Wow us with your take on the intersection between eroticism and robots or other artificial life forms! This could take the form of a look at robotic self-replication, humans in love with robots, robot courtship, or anything your imagination can come up with! Just take ‘Robotica’ and run with it. We’re not necessarily looking for pure erotica, but more solid science fiction that examines the intersection of sexuality and robots in a unique way. Having said that, have fun with it! If a sexy, sexy scene suits the story, go for it."

Payment: For short fiction, 1 cent per word, plus three free copies of the book and a discounted rate on future purchases.

How to submit: Microsoft Word files (.doc and .docx), PDF and Open Office (.odt) files only. If you send anything other than these formats, they may not be able to open it. E-subs only. Please send all queries and works for consideration to lizmclean(dot)artist(at)gmail(dot)com.

For more information CLICK HERE.

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Science Fiction and Fantasy Publications is publishing their Unbound anthology “Lost Friends”

Deadline: March 31st, 2015.

Genre: Science Fiction.

Payment: All short stories are paid at $0.01 per word (after editing) up to a maximum of $150.00. All payments will be made via PayPal and in the first quarter of publication. Then, if the issue your story is included in breaks a profit, 50% of the net profit will be shared between the contributors on a per word basis for two years after the publication date.

How to submit: You only need two things – Your short story and a small two paragraph bio of yourself. This should be supplied with your manuscript. Attach both to an email entitled “Short Story Submission” indicating which anthology you are submitting to and send it to our submissions email address. This email address is set to delete emails with no attachments.

For more information CLICK HERE.

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Eldritch Press is publishing "Steampunk Horror: The Lost Worlds"

Deadline: Extended until filled.

Genre: "The Lost Worlds" will be a anthology in the Steampunk Horror Genre devoted to the post-apocalyptic theme. Send us worlds rebuilt by steam powered engines and mechanical marvels. Send us characters we can root for as they fight the good fight. Send us worlds our readers can romanticize about, characters that jump off the page. We want to set the Steampunk world ablaze with "The Lost Worlds."

Payment: Eight cents a word.

How to submit: Email with Attachments: submissions@eldritchpress.com

For more information CLICK HERE.

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Strange Musings Press is accepting submissions for their new Anthology, Alternate Hilarities 3: Hysterical Realms

Deadline: March 10th

Genre: Short funny fiction about fantasy worlds of all types. They are looking for Flash Fiction between 500 and 1500 words. Short Fiction between 1501 and 6000 words.

Payment: Flash Fiction - a half cent a word paid on publication as well as one E-book and 1 share of royalties. Short Fiction - One cent a word paid on publication as well as one E-book and 2 shares of royalties.

How to submit: Submissions@StrangeMusingsPress.com

Simultaneous submissions: Yes

Reprints: Yes

For more information CLICK HERE.

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Emby Press is publishing Monster Hunter: Wasteland

"The wars are over. The monsters have won.There is nowhere monsters don’t stalk anymore; not the burnt out cities or desolate countryside. The monster’s endless search for the last of humanity grows intense as the number of people dwindle and the legions of hungry creatures swell.

The battle between life and death is constant. No place is safe. But, the people who have survived are the fastest, the strongest and the most resourceful. Among them are the last monster hunters: individuals that have visited the depths of nightmare and survived. Individuals that have become the things that haunt those nightmares…

They will never submit, no matter how large or small the gain. Their purpose is clear… Hunt the monsters. Reclaim the WASTELAND."

Deadline: 3/1/15. Acceptances will be announced 4/5/14

Tentative Publication Date: Fall 2015

Payment: $25.00 and electronic copy of the book upon publication.

Word Limits: 2000 to 8000 words. Please query if longer.

Format: Submissions should be .doc (.docx is fine) or .rtf formats. The entire text will be reformatted, so no need to worry about margins, spacing, etc. Please use a standard font.

Genres Accepted: Dark Fiction, Horror and sci-fi.

Reprints Accepted: Yes. Please include a history of publication with your submission.

Simultaneous Subs: (submitting to Emby and another press at the same time) can be avoided by requesting an early response.

For more information CLICK HERE.